I've tried the ('<'+'head>') without success... sorry.
I've also tried including the function in a separate file, but with
the same lack of result - at the end, I think, because, its also
processed by Cocoon - and, even if this did work, its only a
quick fix because, in some cases, the javascript itself must be
dynamically changed *in context*
Any other ideas as to how to disable this activity by Cocoon
('good' is, of course, relative...)
Derek
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Derek Hohls wrote:
> write('<html>');
> write('<head>');
> in the XSL file, and causing it to become:
I think it's because cocoon sees the tags, not the context. Rather,
to
cocoon, the tags are the context and the rest is just so much content.
Probably a good thing generally, but it's hurting you here.
Have you tried write('<'+'head>');? Not sure if that will work as a
quick
fix, or whether this mysterious <'+'head> tag will cause trouble. You
probably want your Javascript in a different file anyway, though.
Hope that helps,
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